Guilday is a goalkeeper from Wallingford, Pennsylvania. "Being
chosen to be one of the four captains for the first ever Stetson Women's
Lacrosse team has basically put me at a loss for words," she said. "I really
believe that throughout my next three years here, and beyond my years, great
things are going to happen with this program. I have been able to witness a
group of individuals come together both on and off the field and transform into
a unit.

"Although every journey is not easy, the end product is so
rewarding," Guilday went on to say. "This past year Stetson Lacrosse has taken
the first steps on its journey, and I am extremely proud to take this trip with
my teammates and co-captains. I have much faith and pride in my team, and am
honored to be one of the leaders of it."

O'Sullivan is a midfielder from Naples, Florida and has
scored five goals and recorded two assists in 2013. "Over the past couple of
months I have gotten to know and respect all of the girls on team," O'Sullivan
said. "It is quite an honor that they have chosen me to be one of their
captains. It truly means a lot to me. It is also such an honor and privilege to
be a part of this promising first year program and to have the opportunity to
make history for Stetson Women's Lacrosse."

Parker, a defender from Perkasie, Pennsylvania, said "I'm so
incredibly thankful and grateful to just have the opportunity to play at
Stetson, let alone be named a captain. I know I speak on behalf of the rest of
the team when I say that I can't wait to help cultivate tradition in this
program. It's exciting knowing that we are the ones that get to lay the
foundation down for the years to come. Only so many people get this experience
in their lifetime."

Finally, Cicchetti is the lone senior on a young Hatter
squad. "It really means a lot to me to
be one of the captains in not only our historic first season, but also in my
last season as a graduating senior," she said of the opportunity. "I'm so
excited to work hard with the team and really push everyone to their fullest
potential this season."

"Leadership and empowering scholar-athletes is one of the
cornerstones to the foundation of our success here at Stetson," Moore said of
selecting captains. "The team has taken part in reading and analyzing books and
excerpts on leadership, and went through a process in order to choose the
captains. Those that were chosen for captains had to fill out self-evaluations
on their leadership skill sets.

"The dynamic of these four encompasses the leadership
qualities that we need to effectively lead this year," Moore continued. "We, as
a coaching staff, will work with them weekly to hone their leadership skills
and learn to work off one another. We are very excited to work with these four
and are proud of the accomplishments that they have had in the short time of
being here at Stetson."

After a seven-game home stand to start its first ever
season, Stetson will now hit the road looking for its first win. The Hatters challenge Florida on Tuesday at
6:30 p.m. in Gainesville, before returning home to host Marist on Thursday at
6:00 p.m.